Corefix 100mm TV Wall Fixings - Plasterboard Over Blockwork Wall Plugs and Screws for Hanging Wall Mounted TVs - Holds 150kg on 6 Fixtures - Reinforced Steel Core - 6 Pack - Drill Bit Included

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Plasterboard walls are constructed from a series of wood uprights with plasterboard sheets in-between. The wood studs will be strong enough to support the weight of your TV, but the sheets of plasterboard will not without special fixings. How are the cables going to be managed? Are you going to feed them behind the plasterboard, bury them in the wall, install a surface mounted trunking or just leave them loose? Mounting TV's above fireplaces does look nice and seems a natural position, but often this is too high. You may want to consider finding an alternate position.

Drill bit(s). These need to be correct size for the fixings you're using. Most fixings either use 8mm or 10mm drill bits.There are loads of tools that you may need for mounting a TV to a wall. Some of the most common are: This guide will look at how to wall mount a TV on a plaster wall without studs, the maximum TV weight for wall mounting and what to do if you have no stud finder. How to mount a tv on a plaster wall without studs When the TV is fairly high on the wall you may need to adjust the swivels at the side to get the TV to face angle down a little. Thankfully, our free search feature makes finding a fully qualified professional easy. Just input your postcode and we’ll find trusted trades for you, saving you time and energy. Remember, hiring an expert means great results that’ll last for years to come. How much does professional TV mounting cost?

Heavy duty anchor plugs - A heavy duty anchor fixing is designed to take the weight of heavy loads. Place the coach bolt alongside your drill bit then wrap some insulating tape around the drill bit so you can repeat the same depth of hole every time. The size of the plug - This should match the sizer of the drill bit used to drill the pilot hole. Too small and the plug will not expand efficiently to remain anchored in the wall, too big and the plug will not fit flush to the wall which could affect the weightbearing capabilities.Wall anchors – Get some heavy-duty ones. Not that I would want to try up to this, but these can usually support up to 25kg each, with a few of these they can easily support a TV. To install these I small pilot hole is drilled in the plasterboard in which the plug part is inserted. The screw then goes in and with a brolly gun, the anchor can then be pulled which forces the anchor to swell up behind the wall. Sports, documentaries, reality shows, and movies are among the most loved programmes on TV today. No matter how you plan to use your television, you’ll need to decide where and how to position it. Using a TV stand is by far the simplest option but depending on the size of your TV, these pieces of furniture can intrude into an already crowded living room.